Essentially, the researchers analyzed the brain scans collected from people diagnosed with OCD, comparing them to those of healthy individuals and then with those of others who were also diagnosed ...

The largest-ever functional imaging study of the brains of people with obsessive-compulsive disorder, and healthy comparison volunteers, shows significant differences in activity in regions ...

This association suggests a possible genetic link. Brain imaging studies have shown that people with OCD often have differences in parts of the brain that are involved in emotional responses and ...

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But brain scans still have several other functions. Visit the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) to become involved in a bipolar disorder study if any are recruiting participants.